Sentence examples for feeling diplomatic from inspiring English sources

But then Forget is surely feeling diplomatic with no desire to inflame passions any further than they will already be inflamed in a country where sporting events have turned ugly.

In Cairo, the president will also be feeling diplomatic pressure to show he is taking decisive action to restore order.

Mr. Kim's political rivals, feeling threatened by a dramatic diplomatic turnabout after weeks of campaigning against his "sunshine policy" toward the North as a fruitless sellout, today clung to the line that the coming summit meeting, with its hidden and presumably high costs, was no victory.

The important thing is to understand how they are feeling -- which is more open to a realistic diplomatic solution than ever before.

But three years on, I am left feeling that Ukraine is treated as no more than a diplomatic pawn – a country that has always been bullied, by both former Soviet occupiers and modern global powers.

Speaking after a night in which he had to cajole Luciano Pavarotti, who was not feeling well, into performing "Aida" in front of an audience that included former President Clinton, Mr. Volpe seemed somewhat weary of his diplomatic demands.

Mr. Huang has mixed feelings about this diplomatic focus.

This distinction has led to some bruised diplomatic feelings on the Palestinian side.

But the positive diplomatic feelings that resulted from that meeting were soon marred by an apparent coincidence.

Much of what doomed it were bad feelings over leaked diplomatic cables from the American ambassador at the time, Carlos Pascual, who had vented about the army's refusal to go after the Beltr?Leyva gang more aggressively.

Much of what doomed it were bad feelings over leaked diplomatic cables from the American ambassador at the time, Carlos Pascual, who had vented about the army's refusal to go after the Beltrán Leyva gang more aggressively.